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Get ready, PlayStation fans, because the Spring Sale on the PS Store is here, and it’s offering some fantastic deals on top PS4 and PS5 titles. Among the highlights is a kung-fu action game that grabbed a nomination for Best Fighting Game at The Game Awards 2022.
One of the standout bargains is the Sifu Deluxe Edition, now available for just $19.99—a significant drop from its usual $49.99 price. This discount applies to both the PS4 and PS5 versions, so whether you’re gaming on the past generation or the latest tech, you’re in luck. But don’t wait too long; this offer wraps up on April 24 at 2:49 A.M. PT.
In Sifu, you take on the role of either a male or female character on a vengeance-fueled quest to find those responsible for your family’s downfall. It’s a thrilling one-against-many scenario where you rely on a mysterious amulet to revive you every time you fall. But there’s a twist—every resurrection ages your character, influencing your abilities.
The Deluxe Edition offers more than just the main game. You’ll also get:
– The complete digital edition of Sifu
– A digital original soundtrack
– An official Sifu digital artbook
– A special photomode cinematic pack
– Exclusive deluxe outfits
Bear in mind, this promotional price only applies to the Deluxe Edition. The Standard Edition remains at $39.99.
When Sloclap released Sifu in 2022, it was well-received by both critics and players alike. As per Metacritic, it boasts an average score of 81 from 79 critic reviews. The game bagged nominations for several awards, including the PlayStation Game of the Year at the Golden Joystick Awards and the Best Fighting Game at The Game Awards.
And if gaming isn’t enough, Netflix is working on a live-action adaptation of Sifu. The project has T.S. Nowlin penning the script with production by Chad Stahelski, 87Eleven Entertainment, Jason Spitz, Alex Young, Dimitri M. Johnson, and Mike Goldberg. A director for the movie hasn’t been named yet, but it’s certainly something to keep an eye on.
